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    The Progressive Era

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    conditions and education should be fixed and not benefit only government officials. Women’s suffrage was a major part of the Progressive Era. They we’re fighting for the same rights that men have. Many people contributed to this movement such as Susan B. Anthony, Elizabeth…

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    In “I Have a Dream” by Martin Luther King Jr., he states how strongly he feels about needing a world without segregation and one with fairness amongst African Americans and whites. He believes the world needs to abolish slavery; along with, more rights and freedoms given to African Americans. Martin Luther King Jr. wants the world to come together as whole and to all become family and friends no matter the color of our skin. He professes the many dreams he has and all of them being along the…

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    African Americans play a vitally important role in the United States today, but how can we image how they have suffered countless oppressions for a long time in the twentieth century. Although the Emancipation Proclamation was published for a long time, the genuine equality was not being achieved by countless black people (Goodheart). Some of them were still segregated by white people just because of racism. What we should give attention to is that black people still lived in the bottom of the…

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    In discussions of political relevance and significance, oftentimes one automatically thinks of historical characters actively engaging in the political spectrum––be it senators, representatives, governors or presidents. As such, in many instances very influential individuals are overlooked or forgotten. Although they are not contemporaries of one another, both Eli Whitney and Martin Luther King––two non-politicians––greatly influenced the politics of our country. Despite their political…

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    the birth of a movement that would change the lives of women in the United States(Wheeler, p.9). What would later be known as the The Women’s Suffrage Movement planted roots in a developing area for this country. Post Civil War era the likes of Susan B. Anthony, Elizabeth Cady Stanton, and a host of other women began speaking out for women in the hopes that their rights could be advanced alongside those of African-Americans. Up to this point in time women rights were under the idea of coverture.…

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    Vietnam War was by far the most violent and traumatic of America’s three wars in Asia in the fifty years since Pearl Harbor. In August of 1964 two U.S. destroyers in the Gulf of Tonkin were attacked by North Vietnamese torpedo boats. President Lyndon B. Johnson ordered the bombing of military targets in North Vietnam as retaliation. By February 1965 the United States had begun regular bombings of North Vietnam (History.com). The war did nothing but cause problems for the soldiers fighting, start…

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    Synthesis Essay Human nature eludes us again and again, as we attempt to develop our knowledge into different forms, forms which we hope we will find insight into humanity with. Lord of the Flies is a novel by William Golding in which a party of abandoned boys must fend for themselves on a strange island. However, with their society in constant turmoil, and as leadership and characters shift, the situation of the boys slowly declines as they turn to savagery. At about the same time that…

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    educate himself and through his work in rats became the father of behaviorism. Through his many studies with children and rats, Watson was able to prove many of his theories like that of conditioning and de-conditioning, memory and speech through baby B. His views on Behaviorism was a refreshing take on psychology, one based on data and research, something that was not the norm for this period of time in…

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    Distracting Writing and Weak Evidence That Only Convinces an Idiot Nation In Michael Moore’s “Idiot Nation,” Moore talks about how the American public is stupid and why he thinks so. He talks about the state of the educational system, and examines the reasons for its deterioration. Moore implies that Americans are stupid because the educational system is in a bad state. The author puts most of the blame for deteriorating education on politicians, corporations, and public perception of teachers…

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    Kelsey Marren Dr. Lammers HI 103 23 November 2016 Expansion in Vietnam under Lyndon B. Johnson “I will not lose Vietnam” President Johnson said after two days of presidency. After the United States suffered a tremendous lose due to President John F. Kennedy being assassinated in 1963, the new President inherited one of the most intense battles on History, the Vietnam War. LBJ expanded the American presence in Vietnam tremendously which lead to numerous financial political problems not only…

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